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If you removed the 65+ vote from last night...


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.. Yes would have finished on 54.3%.

Now I realise this is semantics, but it's quite an interesting statistic to me, insofar as it shows that the generation who want REAL change aren't going anywhere.

Thoughts?

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The yes campaign obviously didn't do enough to convince them to vote for them.

Maybe next time they will listen to everyone, young and old alike.

It's hard to convince the unconvinceable. If that's even a word.

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The yes campaign obviously didn't do enough to convince them to vote for them.

In all fairness it would have been a big ask going around bawling and shouting in the ear of hundreds of thousands of white headed dithering old dim-wits, that don't know the time of day.

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It is interesting to see the result broken down by demographic groupings.

I'm not daft on the sub-text emerging though, about how older voters have held things up and are somehow undeserving of a voice.

One of the most disappointing elements of the result is the fear that our most vulnerable stand to become moreso under right wing Westminster rule.

Many of the elderly are among our most vulnerable and attacking them in this way is unfair.

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Has anybody done the in-depth analysis assuming that you discount *all* the no voters?

The more and more overt demonizing of specific sections of society by Westminster and its media friends was the trigger for me moving from not voting to Yes. Disappointing to see it being used here

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.. Yes would have finished on 54.3%.

Now I realise this is semantics, but it's quite an interesting statistic to me, insofar as it shows that the generation who want REAL change aren't going anywhere.

Thoughts?

I thought they REAL change merchants would be heading to Norway or Panama :)

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It is interesting to see the result broken down by demographic groupings.

I'm not daft on the sub-text emerging though, about how older voters have held things up and are somehow undeserving of a voice.

One of the most disappointing elements of the result is the fear that our most vulnerable stand to become moreso under right wing Westminster rule.

Many of the elderly are among our most vulnerable and attacking them in this way is unfair.

It would be interesting - but we are relying on a rubbish poll with a tiny sample group, unless anyone has access to anything other than the Ashcroft poll from last night.

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It would be interesting - but we are relying on a rubbish poll with a tiny sample group, unless anyone has access to anything other than the Ashcroft poll from last night.

Well that's true too.

All the same people who distrusted polls sufficiently to think a YES was on the cards; also wish to be completely reliant on this one in order to confirm their unpleasant little prejudices.

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I thought they REAL change merchants would be heading to Norway or Panama :)

Ah, Panama. Rated at 9th in the world recently by the World Economic Forum, ahead of the UK's 89th.

Yet, according to Alistair Darling, a "basket case".

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